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The document is a questionnaire designed for insured parties applying for The Hartford's Crime Policy, specifically addressing theft of client property when working off premises. It collects information about the insured, their clients, the nature of work performed, employee access to sensitive areas and data, supervision protocols, identification requirements, background checks on employees, and any prior incidents of theft. Additionally, it includes a California notice regarding potential fees for early cancellation of the policy.

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What are the eight types of coverage available on the commercial crime policy?

Several different types of crime coverage are addressed: employee dishonesty coverage; forgery or alteration coverage; computer fraud coverage; funds transfer fraud coverage; kidnap, ransom, or extortion coverage; money and securities coverage; and money orders and counterfeit money coverage.

What type of insurance covers theft?

Commercial property insurance usually does not cover incidents involving employee theft or financial fraud, such as wire transfers and payroll schemes. Commercial crime insurance may cover such losses. Commercial crime insurance kicks in when commercial property insurance leaves off.

Does work insurance cover theft?

Implement preventive measures, such as surveillance cameras, inventory checks, and regular audits. If theft occurs, investigate thoroughly, gather evidence, and follow company procedures, which may include disciplinary action or termination.

What insurance protects against employee theft?

Business crime insurance is a line of coverage specifically designed to protect businesses from theft and fraud. Because it helps to bridge some important gaps between what commercial property insurance will and wont cover, its most often associated with employee theft.

What are the two ways that crime coverage can be written?

Although policies can vary, the following are typically not covered by crime insurance: Losses caused by employees after the insured has knowledge of a crime committed by that employee. Indirect or consequential losses of any nature, such as business interruption or loss of potential income. Legal expenses.